Adina Town Hall Sydney underwent a major refurbishment and donated its preloved furniture from the apartment hotel to help families in need this winter.
Donations of pre-loved items from Adina Town Hall.
The multi-million-dollar transformation of the Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Town Hall resulted in a variety of preloved furniture and fixtures needing a new home. Now all of it has been donated to a Sydney furniture rescue charity, ReLove, to help Aussies in need this winter.
Items include artwork mirrors, kitchen appliances, and even dust pans and brooms have been saved from potential landfills and will find a new lease of life in the homes of people that need it the most.
According to TFE Hotels’ group COO, Chris Sedgwick, the decision to work with owners across the network – from Darwin and Hobart to Sydney and Wellington – and donate preloved furniture to charities was simply the right thing to do from a corporate social responsibility perspective.
Preloved items are put to good use, helping people in need.
“With the introduction of TFE Hotels’ Global People, Social Conscience ESG charter last year, we encourage our owners and our hotel teams to make a difference in the lives of the communities in which we operate,” he said.
“And, as a group, we are making a commitment to sustainable practices, so we’re thrilled to see these items go to good homes and not into landfill.”
Ren Fernando, ReLove co-founder, said: “Donations like these directly contribute to supporting individuals in crisis by furnishing them with safe and welcoming homes.
“It has been a great process working with the TOGA and hotel teams to investigate the scope of what can be rescued from the Adina.”
How a refurbished Adina Town Hall Apartment living room will look.
Feature image: An impression of the refreshed rooms that are soon to open.